Discover the music of another era, from familiar melodies to lesser-known recordings. Listen to a sample, explore the stories behind the songs, and choose a record to download.
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Five unidentified files combine music titles with claims of a Hitler speech, live English voice-over and an English recap. Speakers, speech identity, translation and song settings remain unauthenticated.
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5 source files · About 70 minutes
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Listen to a previewPanzerwagen Lied · 25-second excerpt
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A label claiming a Reichstag broadcast on 11 December 1941 raises comparison with a separate April 1939 reply to Roosevelt. The speaker, speech, edition and excerpt remain unidentified.
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1 source file · About 61 minutes
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Listen to a previewLive broadcast from the German Reichstay 11.12.41 · 25-second excerpt
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Two unidentified files accompany a folder title naming the Berlin Sportpalast address of 10 February 1933. Neither file has been assigned to a speaker, speech segment or authenticated recording.
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2 source files · About 59 minutes
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Listen to a previewTrack 01 · 25-second excerpt
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Part 1 and Part 2 accompany a folder naming a September 1939 Reichstag speech. The day, recording identity, continuity and completeness remain unverified despite historical comparison with the 1 September address.
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2 source files · About 61 minutes
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Listen to a previewPart 1 · 25-second excerpt
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Abbreviated medley labels and names linked to Nazi military and political culture shape this collection. Its Blitzkrieg label evokes short-campaign warfare without identifying or dating the recordings.
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11 source files · About 66 minutes
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Listen to a previewWesterwald, Ein Schifflein, Etc. · 25-second excerpt
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Three unidentified files accompany Calling In The Pacific. Historical notes explore Pacific-war broadcasting, news-and-music formats and captivity; the title establishes no broadcaster, country, wartime date or programme.
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3 source files · About 46 minutes
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Listen to a previewTrack 01 · 25-second excerpt
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Party and military titles accompany sustained colonial references, showing how older repertory could enter a fascist framework. The notes examine propaganda and colonial racism without identifying particular performances.
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24 source files · About 66 minutes
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Listen to a previewGiovinezza · 25-second excerpt
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Titles spanning naval and military repertory, Fascist mobilization and a possible colonial satirical song. The compilation’s label does not establish a common recording source or date.
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12 tracks · About 35 minutes
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Listen to a previewInno dei carristi · 25-second excerpt
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A Heidelberg popular-song title sits beside political dedications and military references. The army-themed compilation label neither identifies the performers nor makes every selection a Nazi composition.
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14 tracks · About 40 minutes
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Listen to a previewGefallt Dir Meine Grune · 25-second excerpt
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Titles referring to soldiers’ medleys, regional repertory, marches and leader praise, with notes on propaganda and militarization. Performers, recording dates and the versions heard remain unverified.
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18 tracks · About 54 minutes
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Listen to a previewSoldatenlieder Potpourri · 25-second excerpt
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Soldiers’ song titles invoking comradeship, popular entertainment and separation, placed alongside the army’s role in Nazi aggression and persecution. Performers, dates and unit affiliations remain unverified.
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19 tracks · About 54 minutes
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Listen to a previewEs Ist So Schön Soldat Zu Sein · 25-second excerpt
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Four unidentified files carry speech and music labels associated with Himmler and 19 June 1942. Archival context provides comparison leads, without confirming recording identity or the filename’s claimed Kyiv location.
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4 source files · About 70 minutes
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Listen to a previewRevuemarsch Des SS Regiments Deutschland(SS div.Das Reich) · 25-second excerpt
